🏃 Discover the Ultimate Comfort with Brooks Women's Revel 4 - A Must-Have for Women Runners Review

Average quality shoes. Not a ton of arch support. I have a manufacturing defect and there is a trace of glue on the outside of the left boot that looks a bit like unwashed dirt. Arguing about the return because it's a gift for my daughter. The shoes are light and very cute. Suitable for moderate use, but if you work in retail and stand on concrete floors all day (like me) this might not be the most comfortable option. It feels fairly breathable which can be a plus for those with hot feet.

I had 3 pairs of Revel shoes. If you string them all together you will see and feel a huge difference in quality. I like the previous fit and support. I also tried Launch 6 and after a few hours my feet and knees started to hurt. So I went back to Revel. They are better but I would like better quality. I'm having trouble getting into my shoes. They fit, but the material is flimsy and will break as soon as your healing touches it. The upper is not comfortable and does not support. I have to look

I bought these because a friend bought a pair. They look great (not as chunky as the walking version I've been wearing for years). I started taking Brooks on the recommendation of my gait coach while training for a marathon. I stayed with the brand. Make sure you know if you need a neutral or another platform. You can find out by visiting a running store staffed by well-trained staff or by seeing a podiatrist. It's important to have the right thing. This is a neutral platform. Love the weight…

These Brooks shoes (a brand I was unfamiliar with) are worn by the entire team at my physical therapy center and come highly recommended. (And no, they don't have an authorization agreement.) I ordered a pair and have been using them for a week now. They are very flexible and breathable yet have great support and a very well constructed sole and insole without being bulky or clunky. The heel is particularly well designed in that it doesn't transition into the high "V" that many running and…

They're really pretty, the fabric and sole are shiny which makes them more appealing if you want to wear them outside of training (we always get compliments at the park during our training, and also when carrying more lounging/running errands). I like that they are flat (no extra heel lift which is great for squats) and have a cushion for plus size hikers like me. I also like that the back of the shoe doesn't hit the back of the Achilles tendon (a common problem since I have lipedema). I had a…

I hardly know where to start. As a longtime Revel Brooks user (I've had Revel 1, 2 and 3) I'm well versed in this particular style of shoe. I started wearing them 3 years ago as they are the only athletic shoe that has helped my plantar fasciitis. This redesign for Revel 4 is complete nonsense. They downgraded the fabric of the shoe to a very thin, thin, cheap plastic. However, my biggest complaint is that the Achilles notch (the back above the heel) no longer has any padding or padding, it has